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The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1887-03-02
EIOpes Sure Enough.

'There had been an account of -
elopement in the morning papers, "
said the commercial traveller. land |
was thinking of it when couple drove
up to the country hotel and registered
Mr.. and Mrs. So-and-so.' / winked
at the boys and said Here for joke
The old hotel-keeper was very dear
friend of mine and took my word for
gospel truth, so when / said Look out
for en-. think know 'em, and they
are clipping and are not married. ETC..
you ought to have seen the old fellow.
He scowled and lifted his chin, and
wagged it up and down half dozen
lines, sort of as though he was think
.ng it over, and then he walked of.
All the other boys in the house were
put onto the joke and we agreed to
watch the old man and see what he
lid.
Supper rang, and the party of trav-
ling men took seats at one table and
eft the new arrivals to the sole occu-
pancy of another. The hotel pro-
prietor. who helped serve ut the table.
look his station as much as possible be-
hind the young couple, his eyes all
he time watching their very move
ment.
viii you have some sugar in your
leap at length said the young nan to
his companion, as he passed the sacch-
arine for her use.
e" No, thank you; | never use sugar
m my tea, was the sweet response.
I'VE were watching the old man as he
stood near them and heard this answer.
lie grew about a foot in second.
He's got clew, said to myself And
/ was clew such as would make the eye
Of a PInkerton detective sparkle. The
dea of husband not kowng whether
MS wife used sugar in her tea or mott
The old man didn't linger about COM
ING to n decision. lie leaned over the
liable and sand: Young man, you leave
The table. That woman is not your
welded wife.
The couple never whimpered. They
,alled for their team and drove on.
The most surprised party in the affair
was ours. We hadn't dreamed that
we were so near the truth. The next
iay the same pair was arrested in
neighboring town and carried back to
their homes. If | should tell that land
lord now that the Methodist minister
that boards with him was Jesse James
in disguise he would believe me.-Lc0-
isfon- Me- J0Hr1l0'
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1887-03-02
HOUSEHOLD HINTS.

Orange Jelly-Cover one box Of gela-
tine with one pint of cold water and let
it soak one hour; then add one pint of
boiling water and one pound of sugar.
Stir until the sugar is dissolved, then
add one pint of orange juice. strain and
turn into molds to harden. This should
stand at least twelve hours.
Snow Dumplings-Pare and core az
many apples rs you need dumplings;
wash Il pint of rice and roll the apples
in il so that the rice will adhere; have
ready nice, short pie crust; wrap the
apples in piece of dough; roll the
dumplings in rice again; put in nap
kin in steamer; place it over n pot OF
boiling water and steam until done.
Serve with cream sauce.
Soft Gingerbread--Two heaping cups
of flour. scant half cup OF butter. half
cup of milk, one cup OF molasses and
two tablespoonfuls of sugar, two eggs.
one desertspoonful of ground ginger.
and half teaspooaful of cinnamon.
quarter teaspoonful of soda, sifted with
the flour. Rub sugar, molasses and
butter TO n yellow cream. add the spices.
the beaten yolks, the milk, whites and
flour Bake in two loaves in Il moder
ate oven.
Fricassee of Mutton-Cut two pounds
of the breast of mutton into inch cubes:
dredge with salt, pepper and Hour
brown in tablespoonful of butter or
the fat of the mutton. Put them in
stew pan with Il sliced onion, cover
with boiling water and simmer until
the bones slip out; skim off the fat, and
where the veal IS tender add quart of
peas and simmer fifteen minutes A
pint of boiled macaroni or asparagus
tips may be used in place of the peas.
Baked Codfsh-This makes an excel
lent breakfast dish. Cut the fish in
small pieces and let it soak all night in
cold water; in the morning pick it in
shreds, and let it simmer on the stove
until il is tender; then draw off the
water, and to one-third mashed potato
and two-thirds fish, and mix it SO that
the. potato will be evenly distributed.
Il W until it is Il rich brown on top.
Serve with n sauce made of drawn but
ter and two hard boiled eggs chopped
fine.
Lardcd Chickens-D Draw, wash thor
oughly and wipe the chickens; truss as
for frosting; lard the breast with strips
of fat salt pork in regular lines an inch
apart, each lardoon being a half inch
from the next in its row; lay the click
ems, breast uppermost, in a dripping
pan, with half cup of boiling water.
and roast, basting often; allow twelve
minutes to the pound; keep the chick
ems warm while you mince the boiled
gibletts and stir them into the gravy
with a thickenning Of Drowned flour.
Broied Smoked Salmon-One pound
smoked salmon, two tablespoonfulls of
butter, juice of u lemon, cayenne pep
per; wash and soak the salmon for one
hour; wipe. and with a long sharp knife
cut into strips three inches long and an
inch wide; parboil in hot water to which
has been added Il tablespoonful of vine
gar and four or five whole cloves.
When it has simmered for fifteen
minutes. drain, wipe dry and broil
on grdiron to nice brown; lay on
hot dish. butter well, squeeze the lem
on over the strips, pepper and serve.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1887-03-02
Yes; But?

Ring out, wild bells, the chestnut crew,
The feeble qulp, the ancient pun,
The Jokes well known to every one
Ring out the old Ring In the new
Chicago Rambler
With Joy indeed would we ring ont
The feeble quips, the puns antique,
But where for new ones shall we seeki
Inform us and we'll gladly 'shout."
-Bostoa Courier
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1887-03-02

There are many people In this world who,
not having the slightest kno Wedge Of sculp-
ture, nevertheless are noticeable for cutting
very good figures Boston Bud0sf.
Telegram-herald., 1887-11-15

CIRcUIr.-Re5ecca Kinney VS.. Charles
Wertsch. Troyer. Order denying motion
for security for cOsts.-Street Railway
Company of Grand Rapids VS.. Commits
sioner OF Highways Of Grand Rapids town.
ship. Chancery. Order extending time to
take proofs twenty days and cause to stand
for trial at next term.-Aun Benjamin IS.
John Benjamin. Divorce. Order adiud,;-
ing defendant guilty Of contempt Of court.
and thai he re committed until purged
thereof--Addison r. Cook vs.. Vincent
]. Goldsmith et nj. EjsGment. Hearing
of motion 10 sst aside execution continued
one week.-Wm. Reigling vs.. Felix Ran
niville. Replevin. Motion for new trial
argued and subrnitted.-Fuller & Rice
Lumber Company vs.. Charles F. Mason.
Assumpsit. On application of defendant
proceedings stayed twenty days.-David
N. Amberg vs. Benjamin Smith. Replev-
in. Order that execution heretofore issued
De returned.--Juha A. Jones vs.. John Ill.
Jones. Divorce. Decree for complainant,
Andrew J. Johnson and John /. Rob-
bins vs. Charles ii. Saunders ct al. Replev-
In. Judgment for plaintiff six cents with
| 0ut costs.---Albert Rosenthai, Jr.. vs.. An
drew J. Johnson ct a.. ReDievin. Same
Observation-Disclosures Eagle Tobacco
Company vs.. lie Grand Peircs ct al. he
| plevin. Proceedings stayed twenty days,
Belle We.throok vs. Jerome L. Westbrook.
| Divorce. Order that defendant within
| forty days pay solicitors fees and sl0 ex-
| penses-
OFFICE BusESEss-Mstthew Thinner vs.
David ;. Stringbam and Mary Parks. Dec
lsrstiOn hled.-Joseph Rupprecht. Direc-
| tor Of the Poor VS.. Ocrnas Van Buren,. Pc
titiOn - compel the support Of Nellie Van
| Buren,. an isyslid daughter, filsd.-Robert
Davidson vs. Alexander y. Esler ct a.. In
| chsncery. Bill OF complaint fled.
SCFERIoR-Minnie T.. Demming vs. Chas
| T. Dsmming- Ia chsncery. Order closing
proofs ser aside and defendant allowed ten
/ days TO pat Ia proofs and complainant i've
l DAYS 10 answer.
PRopArE-E Estate of John J Hurley. de-
ceased. order appointing administrator
-- Estate q Hiram Moore. deceased Or
/ der granting executor isave 70 take real es-
tate IN settlements Il mortgage --- Estate of
/ Dwight X. lIiisy. deceased. kesidaary .sz-
atees bond 6led and letters issued.
Telegram-herald., 1887-11-15
YOUR NAME IN THE PAPER.

Mrs C. II. Foote has returned from q
visit with friends in Ohio.
T.. ID. Fullsr. Of the Eikhsrt Sentinel. Is
IN the city visiting relatives and friends
Mrs.. L. II. Barton, OF Lscros Sc, Wis. Is
the guest OF Mrs. N u. Morse, of College
ave.
George Nsrkie. OF the C. 6 W. NJ, left
last night for Detroit 20 attend a N Getting of
the Michigan rate clerks.
W j. Bogsrt. Of New York, generst east
srn freight agent OF the Chicago Il Alton, IS
visiting friends in the city.
Randolph d. Csrstrns Of this city. and
Miss Pauline Richman will De married
Thursday evening at Elgin, H.
Mr. and Mrs. A. II. Heutiz left yesterday
for Hot Springs. Ark, 20 spend the Winter,
for the benefit OF Mrs. Hentig's health.
Thomas Mould, chief clerk Of The psssen-
ger Department. OF the a.. r & T.. is at De-
troit attending The rate clerks meeting.
Simon i. Heller, OF the Grand Rapids
Knitting Factory. lsft for Chicago LAST night
q purchase machinery for the new COM
psnv.
y. T. Skinner and wife will leave tomor-
row evening for Pasadena. Cal. where Mr..
skinner expects 70 build up bis broken
health.
Mr.. and Mrs.. T. ". Barnes will lssvs
Wednesday Tor Grand Haven, and from
there they will go 20 Emporis, Kan. "a
spend The Winter with their daughter. Mrs.
7. +. Lambert.
A. +. skinner. OF the Board Of Review
ard Equalization, vent to Greud Haven
YESTERDAY 20 close 40 the business for The
Winter 81 the Hghlsnd PARK Association,
OF which be - President.
Telegram-herald., 1887-11-15

The Y. ". G. A. tendsrsd he dry goods
clerks a recspgiou at their rosns. cor. Pearl
ard Otfawa-sts last evening. TIE fhresten-
AZ westher IA the esrlg svening prevented =
large aftsndance. however, the principal
dry rootfs estshl sh nsents 0f the city we're
represented owinG 70 The sickness ot Two
~ ths male auartstfe she program me vas
not ss extensive ss &c Togld have oeen otn-
erwise.
Miss Marie wilson. ths vel known el0-
cnficnist. gave sorne hne recltatons, and
wss reundiE sppia atsd
n p. Austin. sencr. sang two hae solos.
w1inh we're Esii reeefved.
Little Blanche Ninterhouf, vho rscsived
fane ~ singing I'm Powers tfrand Opera
Housa. sang a iew selections. snd Vas cesrt-
i'r ercorat
Although he attendance vas small. an
exc 'ent time Vas srlovei bv al present.
The next reception wili Be given to she
iron workers the i--t Monsiav a~ening ia
December when an exceilent pr0zramms
rsIf - r-rerrlrrtt
Telegram-herald., 1887-11-15
Slaughterl Slaughtering |
SLAUOHTERED!ll

Large advertisements make y big show.
Other houses may quote prices that you siits1lx
are great bargains. GO and Sec tie cheap,
shoddy stuff and take the word OF an olsE ex-
tebisled house that YOU VIII be disgu<ts't-
You do not want that kind Of clothing. for II
is dearly paid for at any price. you know il.
We know ii. And so do these houses that
advertise these goods. Remember that whcn
we advertise goods that they are first -ri:ss.
honest made. of the best material, and whc.a
we say special sale we make special sale
for the time being. This week we viii coli
tnue to slaughter Clothing. Merchant TAIL
orjnp Hats. Caps. anu Gents Furnishing
goods regardless of former prices, as we must
have room to complete the improvements
now being made in our store.
Mcdonald q Williams,
Telegram-herald., 1887-11-15
kpooaArSpATlox.

The undersigned. administrator of the
estate OF Mrs Lydia Wilson. my deceased
mother, hereby oertines that he received
through Mr. Peter Wanroy. agent Of the
Ph@nIx Life Insurance Company OF Hart
foru, Conn.,, the sum OF three thousand dol
lars, being the full amount OF her claim
against said compsny. Tie fully recon-
mends this company Tor prompt and quick
payment. AARON WILSON.
oRAsp RAPIDS, November Il, 1851, POI
kent-st
Es9-T Those that wish for reliable life in
surance please apply 10
Peter WASRoY,
At Buhrmann's Office, l2S Monroe-st.
Telegram-herald., 1887-11-15
How IyrELLleEYr WOMEN DECIDE.

When the question has to be met as to
what is the best course to adopt to secure a
sure, safe and agreeable remedy Tor those
organic diseases and weaknesses whicn
afflict the female sex, there is but one wise
decision, viz, course of self-tTeatment
with DR.. Pierce's Favorite Prescription. Ii
is an unfailing specific for periodical pains.
displacement, internal Inflammation, and
all functional disorders that render the
lives of so many women miserable and joy
less. They who try it, praise it. Of drug
rists
Telegram-herald., 1887-11-15

Respectfully Dedicated ~ the Eagle -
We must compiimsnt.Nr J. Palitzsr up a
bis Characteristic feat OF the forenoon. He
put forth bis Eeenias K5rd With q lurid
account Of the hsaging Of the anarchists an
hour snd a half before thar tragic event oc-
curred. aud dated tue spurious edition A.
o cinck- We TO not know how manv peo-
PIE ne swindiea. probsoiy nos msnv. BOT
vs noted in one of his sieg-d pictares tkst
she "a lows lad ssTen r0pes
Inas was tive roces zoo many. There
shogif eavr eeen bar dvs. fo1r for ths an
arcAlsts.-N i. Esssins SIN.
Telegram-herald., 1887-11-15

What makes NY skin 80 DARK aud muddy
My cheeks were once 50 smooth snd rudy .
1 tse the OeSt c0smegics made,
Is y cat the Lovely maiden said. 81
That's not the cure. my charming Miss.
Tae cocl0r said-'remember this.
III you your skin would kesp from taint,
Discard the powder and the paint.
The proper thing for al such ills
Is this" remafSed the man of pills.
Enrich the blood and make IL pure
Ia this you'll End the only cure.
DE. Pierces Golden Medical Discovery
will do this without fail. All druggists.
Telegram-herald., 1887-11-15

Inlis A. jones Ess 9rsnfst fivorce rez-
tsrisy N tae Circuit Court fooun hsr husband.
1chn ri Jones. TIE ground vas one ~ ax-
trerrs cruelty. and the Judge issnef sn or
ser shsr he defendant ee aot allowed 70
-nsrrv ~itAin t~o resrs fron ds1e Tbs
s he 5rst Gne Judge Montgomery has or
sersd - r~ehisttscn stnce he new law
w~ps r><o ske>a
Telegram-herald., 1887-11-15
Manicure goods at Peck's Drug Store
PINE LANDS.

The Grand Rapids and Indians Railroad
Company have offered for sale all Of its
pine lands in Missaukee county. Sealed
bids will be received by w. o. Hughart,
Land Commissioner, to be opened Deem
Der 10Th. Plats and further information
can be had by addressing him at Grand
Rapids, Michigan.
Telegram-herald., 1887-11-15
NEW STUDENTS.

The latest accessions to the Grand Rap
ids Business College are: levitt G. Towns
end, Baldwin, Jno. A. Klise, Sullivan; Vine
Harding. Bradley; W. III. Corbitt. Frank
Austin and Fred Finch, of this city.
Telegram-herald., 1887-11-15

The first ball OF the season given by the
Switchmen's Mutual Aid Association will
be held at Oriel Rink. corner Lagrsve and
Wealthy-ave. on "Wednesday, December 2l.
Wurzburg IL Bronson's fun orchestra will
furnish the music for the occasion.
Telegram-herald., 1887-11-15


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Fs4i ssssle dealer. ss fs2rl-sl
Jzlzs d = 1s<ier - Lyala g LssAsk
HAa - - A@1 easel A@-t1 AsA--a ~
tsszleli@ s. -s-2.ss5a - se-4 IA a--ss <-1
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Telegram-herald., 1887-11-15

Don't overlook the Black QusdriIie
Ciub's hop 20 be given at the Metropolitan
Hall Thursday evening. Nov. II. Admit
tance. soc.
Telegram-herald., 1887-11-15

Valley City Lodge No. $50 brotherhood
of Railroad Brakemen will give their third
annual ball at Red Mems Hall, 6l7 South
Division St. this evening. Admission 90
cents.
Telegram-herald., 1887-11-15

Misses Gage and Benedict's regular hops
occur every other Monday evening. Here
after, lessons TO the adult class will be
given weekly, as follows: On the week OF
the hop on Wednesday evening. COM
menciug an the 18th inst. Other weeks on
Monday evening.
Telegram-herald., 1887-11-15

The furniture and fixtures of the Wind
sor Dining Hall, ia Monroe-st., will bs
sold at public auction on Wednesday, No.
yemOer 10. al 10 a. IN.
Telegram-herald., 1887-11-15

To introduce the great London Medicine
for Dyspepsia and Liver Complaint we will
give away 1000 packages (which is 30 days
treatment. regular price sl.0o.l Sent post
paid to those who send 10 cents in silver or
stamps, together with the address of twenty
married ladies, before Jan. l. 1Sos.
LoxDoN MEDICINE AGENCY.
l,21l CherTy-st, Kansas City, Mo.
Telegram-herald., 1887-11-15
Fiue Sponge at Pcck's Drug Store.


Horse. harness and buggy, to take place
at 80 North Ionia-st., Friday, Nov. Is, 1887
Newhouse 4 Wise.
Telegram-herald., 1887-11-15

Rsias. Hesiosea ~ F4ir Us.EheT.
WAsasssE0x, AeF. l6.--toczi eains, ie--
tsxsf hg fair sssfssr. iikht - fzssn var
isbls Elads. ~ 1ac..lsd ch4nss ~ tenlpeE.
Telegram-herald., 1887-11-15

Fair prices for pure goods q; Psok's Drgi
Store.
Telegram-herald., 1887-11-15

salicylic Acid for preserving Cider at
Peck's Drug Store
Telegram-herald., 1887-11-15

Zonwe is the elegant Tooth Preparation
at Peck's Drug Store.
Telegram-herald., 1887-11-15
AT Buhrmann's office. rs Monroe.s


Trusses. Supporters. Elastic Stockings at
Peck Drug Store.
Telegram-herald., 1887-11-15
SwITcHMEy's BALL.

Palmer's Handkerchief Extracts at Peck 6
Drug Store.
Telegram-herald., 1887-11-15
BrinkerhOf System

Permanently located a. 81! MoaiOe street
NNiddicomb bui dingl. Dh-ce hours a. d.. "a
p. IN. daily, excep. Meanesdsy and IAusaay,
sunday, = 10 p. N Take elevator 10 Room =
anc 40 Consultation free
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1887-11-02
Eingona Matters.

Mr.. kilmer, the r:ght-of-way agent
for the Santa Fe railroad, has secured
grounds and entered into a written con-
tract TO construct a passenger and
freight depot at tins place ON the south
half of the northwest quarter of section
p, township 81, range Is. Railroad
hands have again entered our, hereto
fore quiet town. and will commence the
switch grading at once. Yesterday our
notary. Mr.. Tombhson, accompanied
Mr.. hilmer on trip to Lake City OH
right-of-way purchasing trip. 1t is UNI
derstood that they settled with Mrs.
Smith for $50; Mrs Carton for $40 and
Chris. Endersby S2l5. . Mr.. Switzer
has temporarily rented his blacksmith
shop TO Mr.. COrbett for railroad work.
....Isaac Root is putting an addition
to his store room and expects to open a
restaurant in connection with his other
trade. Mr.. COrbett has rented Mr..
Cary S corner store building for the use
OF the railroad construction company.
-. Mr.. Lawrence has so far recovered
from the hurt inflicted on his foot by a
horse stepping on it, that he is agaiI. on
duty. Our mail from the east now
arrives day late, the stage leaving
Medicine Lodge in the morning instead
of in the afternoon on the arrival of the
train. There is consolation in know
ING that this arrangement will not last
long. CORNER STORE.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1887-11-02
Lem Dspew Again.

\ wear ago, Lem Depew. a worthless
character who lived in the southwest
part of this county, was arrested for
killing cattle belonging to f. c. Hub
bell i Co., and lodged in the excuse for
a jail. then used by the county. Through
the carelessness of guard, Depew and
another prisoner escaped. but few
weeks later, Depew, who came back TO
the county for two hound pups he had
left, was followed and captured near
Anthony, and again put in the old
wooden Jail. He remained in prison
old rattle-trap and escaped. He re-
NAMED at large until last week when
he was captured in the southwest part
of the county, near his old stamping
grounds, at the home of one, Reams,
by Pete Herrons and VIM. Mathews,
and on Friday he was brought here by
his captors and Jas. a. Lockard. 1t
appears that Depew was suspected of a
murder in NO-Man's Land and parties
had followed HIM to this county. Her
ron and others learning that he had
been seen in the neighborhood where
he was captured, and as Mr.. Lockard
had offered reward of S25 and Sheriff
Nelson S25 for Depew's capture, Her
rons and Mathews took shot guns and
rounded him up.
Monday evening. the last day of dis
trict court, Judge Edwards having been
elected judge pro tenn, Depew express
ed desire to plead guilty to arson and
commence on serving out his sentence.
He had been previously arralngned be-
fore Justice McCanless and waved a
preliminary examination. At o'clock
at night he was taken before Judge Ed
wards and plead guilty to arson in the
third degree. He was sentenced to
five years imprisonment in the peniten-
tiary, and will be there this week.
In speaking to an attorney about his
case, Depew said he had fully expected
to get the heaviest penalty fixed by law.
twenty-One years.
Barber county is rid of dangerous
character.